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ABOUT ME

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Hey, I'm Nathan.

I'm a UK-based filmmaking and photography practitioner

telling stories of the system we live in,

the challenges we face

and the ordinary people stepping into their collective power

to better support life.

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Before this, I spent six years

working with brands and professional athletes,

developing my craft

through creating powerful cinematic promos,

short documentaries

and shooting photography.

I worked with with the likes of

Anthony Joshua, Francis Ngannou and Georges St-Pierre

and the things I made

ended up on their channels

and on screens in Madison Square Garden and the 02 Arena.

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Now, I try to create art to serve life.

I help weave together stories

into concise impactful films,

produce longer docu-style pieces

and shoot photography.

I hope what I create can support people

in shaping a more connected and loving world.

I also like books

so if you're interested in what I'm reading

you can see here.

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FROM COMBAT SPORTS TO ADVOCACY​

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THE TIMELINE

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2017

After college, my Film Studies lecturer nominated me to create a European vlog series for a local cruise agency, and my final project, The Bagman, won 'Best Short Film 21 and Under' at the Wales International Film Festival, leading to a position at Tanabi.

Picture: Accepting the Best Short Film 21 or Under award at the Wales International Film Festival .

2018

During an intensive year at Tanabi, creating high-impact sports promos, I also began studying Filmmaking at the University of Sussex, building a strong portfolio through both academic and freelance work.

Picture: Filming Adrenalin Fight Night at Swansea Grand Theatre

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2019

An opportunity to travel to Miami to film world-class UFC fighters kicked off a whirlwind year of global adventures with Tanabi and Munzberger Fight Promotions, serving as an intense masterclass that accelerated my personal and professional development.

Picture: Posing post-shoot with former UFC World Champion Kamaru Usman


2020

Building on the previous year, I began creating short documentaries on fighters, establishing a strong partnership with Tanabi and Munzberger Fight Promotions. When the pandemic struck, I seized the opportunity to slow down, reflect, read, meditate, and find space.

Picture: Filming with former UFC World Champion Francis Ngannou for Gymking Fight Division

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2021

I spent several months researching, scripting and editing a feature documentary on the link between our relationship with animals and some of the most pressing issues of our time. I then began working full-time for Love Hemp, focusing on their content needs, particularly their UFC and Anthony Joshua partnerships.

Picture: Trailer for The Most Important Decision You'll Ever Make (2021)

2022

I transitioned to freelancing, crafting powerful UFC promos and popular videos for The Combat Sports Agency. At the year's end, I delivered a speech to my former college's media department, emphasising the need to use our skills for the greater good. Inspired by my own message, I shifted into advocacy work for climate and animals.

Picture: Delivering a speech at my old college

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2023

This year fostered significant growth as I applied my commercial experience to tell purposeful, compelling stories that advocate for systemic change. However, by the end, I felt drained from the intense workload and shifted my focus to developing sustainable work practices and prioritising self-care.

Video: Behind the scenes at an animal sanctuary

2024

Rested and recharged, I took on a major project exposing extreme animal cruelty, honing my ability to tell powerful stories that are difficult for people to confront.

Picture: An investigator at a 'high welfare' farm

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2025

The year I developed my capacity to mourn, to be in community, receive and feel.

Picture: Soil

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